Plants have specialized water-transporting cells that move water from the roots up through other parts of the plant. What can yo

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Plants have specialized water-transporting cells that move water from the roots up through other parts of the plant. What can yo

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determine about these cells?
OA
They serve an important specific function, and the plant could not survive without them.
OB. There is not enough information.
OC. They serve a specific function, but are not important for survival.
OD.
They serve a general function, and the plant could survive without them.

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iogann1982 [59] · Answer 1 · 2023-06-09T17:37:09+03:00

Specialized water-transporting cells serve a specific function, but are not important for survival and is denoted as option C.

This is referred to the part of a plant which is underground and helps to serve as anchorage for it.

It takes up nutrients and water which has to be transported to other parts of the plant but can do without them as other techniques can be used.

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